Hsinchu County Neiwan Elementary School

In the life course, take the children to walk around the campus, take the initiative to get close to and understand the daily environment, and gradually explore the surrounding plants and trees through five senses observation and experience, so that they can feel the beauty of the campus. And have fun doing it.
The Taiwanese Purple Whistling Thrush often shuttles through the campus, and its unique calls are often heard. Sometimes it jumps in the treetops, and sometimes it dives for food. Its beautiful figure makes people stop and watch; therefore, we want to learn from the children's Starting from the perspective, observe the ecology of the Purple Whistling Thrush, record the touching pictures one stroke at a time, and then introduce it to everyone, so that more people can understand the ecological beauty of Neiwan Elementary School.
Purple whistling thrushes will stay in school to reproduce from May to July every year. Use this time to allow children to observe in person, and discuss the observation record method and the presentation of the ecological book, hoping to cultivate their ability to plan, implement and solve problems. ability, and then create your own aesthetic experience.